The ubiquitous pouf. They’re everywhere. Moroccan-style poufs, knitted poufs, even wire poufs (though not sure those are actually poufy). I finally purchased one for myself. It’s silver metallic, and sits in front of the white sofa with the gray ikat pillows, which sits in front of my white bed, which sits in front of an accent wall covered with a white wallpaper with silver metallic circles. Seems stylish, right? Guess who hates the pouf? He thinks it looks like a giant, shiny soccer ball.
Here are enough photos of gorgeous rooms to prove that the pouf really is at the height of fashion.
Photos: Jonathan Adler; Light Locations; photographer Ngoc Minh Ngo; Skona Hem; Skona Hem; M. Design; Beau Monde; Robyn Karp; Skona Hem; Kelly Wearstler; Cecilia Granath; Alkemie blog; Candace Bushnell’s in Elle Decor; Living Etc.; Living Etc.; Living Etc.; Hotel Riad Jahan; Living Etc.; Susanna Zacke; Todd Yoggy; photographer Stellan Herner; photographer Melanie Acvedo; Buckingham Interior Design; Cookie; Elle Interior Norway; Desire to Inspire; Living Etc.; Living Etc.; Amanda Nisbet; Country Living; Jessica Helgerson; photographer Paul Barbera; Jessica Helgerson; Kishani Perera.
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Wow, that’s a lot of poufs! My favorite room/pouf combo is the bottom, left with the gray walls!
I guess you TOLD him/her (the person who doesn’t like your pouf)! That’s a lot of proof of the pouf!
Question: Are they comfortable to sit on, or mostly just for lookin’ cool? I’m tempted to purchase one for my swanky 70’s house, but I’m not sure if I’ll regret it or not. The silver ones RAWK.